... - i0Nll'-S- -J046 - ' !S - PRESIDENT Jner'iEH3ON.-A bronze statue of Air. Jefrerson, late President of America, as modelled by Al. David, has been cast by 3. Honore Gonon, of Paris. It represents the President in his natural attitude and usual dress, and is full of dignity. Mr. Jefferson was six feet two inches high, and the stanue has the same dimensionst It is to be placed in one of the ...

... I.0 &I aiv'v ObOrbatizad. in V AM1ERICAN PAPERS. carl By the Napoleon, Captain Smnith, we have received frot New York papers to tire 9gb insrtant. It appears that of I considerable cgitation exists int the state of Albamna, in run cor~seq ence of a dispute between the local alterlioriCiS and tho the ciccrs of tire Fecderal Government, employed to eripel tail intruders fr~m the territory lately ...

... ?? ?? - - - - z - (E jTrrt,;4,mm,, . ty BULL BAITI.N ed en TO THE EDITOR OF TZIE LIT' 00 SIP.R-You would oblige a fri,!.,l :. ng sertion of the following paragrsspoi th journal, especially as there seems t. u theeffieency of the law in puttin, cs tom here alluded to. ;cr At the late Chou bent Pctt% Srs he reins wrere convicted inl thec~u~ having bsited a bull lit the lare Tr or the wrettches ...

... RAPID INTELIAGENCE. am We have received the following communication h fromt a very ingenious and respectable gentleman njowresident in Liverpool, nho has,atiarioustimea, - suggested several very clever schemes of general utility, in which he has anticipated the idea of re manv modern projectors, who have been more for- s tullate than himself in mecting with public encou- 1. ragement. We have ...

... IMANCHESTFER CHAMBER OF COMMERCES I PIRESLNTATON Or PLATE TO H. H. BIRLEY, ESQ., AND 01 G. W. Wool), Esa., M. P. r( On Tuesday afternoon about one hundred and twenty iv gentlemen assembled at a dinner in the largc room at- i tarhed to H-laywar d's Hotel, in Bridge-street, for the a pUr~scO of presenlting PieCCC of plate to HUgh }Icrnby t Birley, Esq., and George William Wood, Esq., M. P., ti ...

... INCENDXARISM. I On Friday night, the 22'd instant, a woman was passing by the farming premises of Mr. 11. Rix, at Wymondham, when she saw a blaze, and two men in the stack-yard, who immediately. ran away She alarmed Mr. Rix's family, and in the m1antime the adjoining premises of Mlessrs. Spruce and Miller were found to be on fire. The baris, stftbles, and outbuildings, with several stacks of ...

... MISS MMflTINEAU, MAXSER'S MAGAZINE, AND THE CONSERVATIVE PR'ESS. on I As it is the common fate of all reformers, whether act political, ecclesiastical, or moral, to be misrepre- exc seated and traduced by those -who, bavc an interest and in upholding abuses, Miss Martineau could not hope to escape the ordinary lot, and indeed those pro who have not made np their minds to such an incvi. old ...

... 8 el! r In common, we believe, with every man of proper vr e feeling, who has rcad the last number of Fraser's na Y Magazine, we have been disgusted with the unmanly na e and uncandid attack which the editor of this party th( r publication has made upon ?? Martineau, a iady wi distinguished for talents and respectability. In an ill- d editorial paragraph to he found in another part nne of the ...

... Lea ad ENGLISU IooL.-This article advanced 26. per lb. at an Yeovil fair on Monday week; Is. 9d. per lb. was freely ng given; and a farmer from Netherbury refused that price He for five years' clip. byAt Toaunton the quartern loaf is selling for 51d., and the ,es bread is equal to any in the kingdom. In the sanme town ild excellent dry bacon is retailed at 5d. per lb., and excellent ef ciderat ...

... I EIGHT HJOUR'S LABOUR A DAY. [Frow illf'. Owen's spmeaC at Leeds.] ed The only writer who had taken a correct view of tile ni. present condition of the productive classes of Europe aind ghAmerica wassthe talented writer in the Illing Cirrniolise, ;utunder the signature of 0 P Q, who had opened the sub- el ject in two letters on Wednesday and Thursday last. In the former, he explained the ...

... Torreopontisite. I ?- PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTO5O CHlRONICLE. Sir, Permit me, through the medium of your paper, to call the attention of our police coosmissioners to one or two of our public streets or thoroughfares, which, I fear, they have either overlooked, or are too much engaged in the alterations (I had nearly said unnecessary) going on.in .C/ripel sireet, which, ...

... I I LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. co TO TIHE EDITORS O THE MANCIESTERz TImris. Sils-As the Coardinn is in the consitanthabit of glosing over alt lccidelltsor mis maiigemcit wiihtake place ou the b railway, I trust that you will admit into your paper those stateinnilts whllich give the publicamore correctidea ofthe impositions which are praclisesl upon them, and I fear wvil bh so long as ...